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Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Game Kill

Hunting with the Tikka T3, 308 Winchester Rifle using Sako 123 Gr Gamehead 308 Ammo.
Photos courtesy of: Adrian Banks

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Uberti 1858 Remington Steel Frame Black Powder Revolving 44 Caliber Carbine with 18-inch Blue Barrel

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Hunting Wild Boar

This wild boar was shot and killed with a 308 Remington Rifle using Hornady 150 SST Grain ammo.
Courtesy of Jennifer Pence Ryan.



Everyone please have a great weekend.
Hunters Good luck, and please follow good hunting and gun safety rules.

One of my Facebook Friends - Josh Bell - This is his YouTube Video:

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Vietnam, In Country with the M-16 Rifle

Most American GI's (Army and Marines carried the M-16 Rifle in Vietnam)

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Walther P99 QA 9mm x 19, Anniversary Model

Happy Birthday U.S. Marine Corps.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: The Lewis Air Cooled Machine Gun

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer G-6 "Rhino"

The 155mm artillery howitzer developed by the South Africa Republic began in the late 70-ties. The artillery gun itself was developed by Canadian Space Research Corporation, by the requirements of "Armscor." The first test example was built in 1981. Since then it passed army trials and participated in military operations in Angola. Furthermore it was one of the most important weapon system in the Angolan War. Self-propelled gun-howitzer entered service with South African army in 1988 and was designated as G-6 "Rhino." There are approximately 40 of these artillery units operational with South Africa Republic. The G-6 is also in service with United Arabian Emirates army. It is considered as one of the most successful artillery unit of the world.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: M-16A1 Vietnam 1971

Specifications:
Caliber - 5.56x45mm - (.223 Remington)
Action - gas operated, rotating bolt
Weight - empty 2.89 kg
Weight - loaded with 30 rounds, 4.47 kg
Magazine capacity 20-rounds standard (later in war was 30-rounds)
Rate of fire - cyclic 650 - 750 rounds per minute
Muzzle velocity - 945 m/s
Maximum effective range - 460m

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Thompson Submachine Gun Disassembled

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: YouTube Video - How to turn ANY Semi-Automatic into a Fully Automatic Handgun

Note: I changed this video from the earlier posting -

Disclaimer Note: In the USA the ATF considers this conversion a machine gun by definition and is illegal and you could be arrested.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: U.S. Marines with Rocket Propelled Grenade

Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Defense, Visual Information Center - U.S. Marines from 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, 1st Marine Division, train with an AT-4 (light anti-armor weapon).

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Homemade Piano Wire Slingshot

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Garotte

The 'Garotte' has been used for Torture, Execution, and Assassination overtime.
It was a favorite weapon used by the OSS (The Office of Strategic Services) and the British SOE (Special Operations Executive) spies during World War 2. It allows a quiet kill and was generally used on sentry's (German Guards).
Traditional 1940 Style Garotte -

The Garotte Method of Assassination -

Homemade Garotte from Rope -

Crude Homemade Garotte with Carry Pouch -

Modern Day Made Garotte -

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: The Message

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: My Glock 30, 45 Caliber with Night Sights

Sig Sauer 226 40 Caliber and a Bersa 380 Caliber Semi Auto

These two handguns were submitted by Ron Roeding.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Facts about Silencers

Facts about Silencers:

They call them silencers but in fact they are a sound suppressor. They reduce the noise level (decibel) that the human ear hears, and even this varies from person to person.

There are two types of Gun Suppressors:
Wet and Dry.
A 'Wet' Suppressor uses either grease (a gel) or water to help reduce the sound, that's called muffling the sound.
A 'Dry' Suppressor, which is the more common used today. This simply screws onto a threaded barrel.

There are two 'Dry Suppressor' types:
Solid Core Piece - it essentially is like a barrel on a gun, you use the same cleaning tool as you do to clean the barrel of your handgun or rifle.
Parts Assembled - This type allows the user to take the suppressor apart to clean it thoroughly.

To reduce the sound a firearm makes, such as a 22 caliber or 9mm pistol should use sub sonic ammo (bullets) should be used.

A 'Silencer' does not have to be large as you see in the movies although they are readily used. The newer suppressors use titanium and the suppressor is smaller in length and diameter and not nearly as heavy.

To mount a suppressor on a semi auto handgun you must have 3 basic parts.
First – A threaded extended Barrel.
Second – An Adapter that screws onto the threaded barrel, then onto the suppressor.
Third – The Suppressor unit itself that either quick disconnects onto the threaded adapter or screws onto the adapter piece.

Often times the Suppressor is made specifically for a type of gun. For example one of the most common handguns in America is a Glock. To accommodate the Glock some people elect to have an elevated sight put onto the suppressor for better sight and aiming.

Glock at the moment does not make an extended barrel for most of it's handguns. So for a suppressor to fit a Glock you have to buy a third party gun barrel with a threaded piece for the suppressor to fit.
This is why many people who want to own a Suppressor legally in the USA end up buying an H&K (USP Tactical Series); Sig Sauer (such as the P220); or Beretta handgun (such as the 92 Series) with an extended barrel, then have the barrel threaded, if necessary, by the suppressor manufacturer or a third party that specializes in doing so.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: C4 Non Mag Vietnam Era Knife

The Non Mag Demolition Knife was made by Camillus. It is a non-sparking knife with 3-blades. The knife is 5 1/2 inches long closed. Approximately 180 knives were made from 1967-68 with 150 being shipped for use in Vietnam. This is a collectors item, find it, keep it.

LARP Basic Actionball Gun

Andy Warhol Guns Painting

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Daily Gun Pictures Presents: IDF Tank Merkava Siman Aleph

YouTube Video: Anschütz Model 64-R Biathlon 22 Caliber Tactical Rim Fire Rifle

History of Airsoft Guns

Back in 1970 there was a big interest in firearms by the general population but it was illegal to own them. This spurted top manufacturers to create plastic spring powered guns that were replicas of the real thing. These toy guns used plastic pellets called BB’s as bullets that eventually became a standard 6mm and 8mm in size.

The earlier spring guns soon evolved into gas powered ones and airsoft gunplay became a popular sport. In 1990 the hobby of airsoft gunplay spilled over to North America, and it was then that the low powered cheaper spring guns were transformed into classic airsoft guns.

In the year 2000 automatic electric guns hit the market and many of the original airsoft manufactures in Japan went out of business as Japan hit a big recession, and only Tokyo Marui was left to be the primary manufacturer of these guns. Since then the AEG (automatic electric guns) market has grown to become the most popular of the airsoft replica guns. Mostly because a large number of manufacturers joined in from China and Taiwan to create airsoft gun replicas.

Today almost every type of real military weapon is replicated in airsoft style, including, auto and semi-auto, rifles, shotguns and hand guns, it is an intricate and realistic hobby for many who participate in the military battle style games with airsoft guns at the many commercial battle grounds all over the US.

The original source of the actual military type style of play that is so popular with airsoft gun enthusiasts is unknown, but its popularity continues from 2001 to the present as many enjoy the hobby of battle with airsoft guns.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: AMP 44 Automag (Dirty Harry's 44 Magnum Pistol)

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Lets Go to the Gun Range

Kevin Rekowski Firearm Photo.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Vietnam Helicopter Mounted Mini-Gun

Submitted by Bill a Nam Vet.
M134 7.62mm Minigun.
The U.S. made good use of the M134 Minigun which was mostly on helicopters, and "Spooky" (modified C-47) gunships, the weapon could devastate entire areas with it's 6000 rpm fire capacity. Most of the time the GE designed gun was set to fire at a maximum rate of 2,000 rounds per minute.

YouTube Video - Lego Lee Enfield Sniper Rifle

This guy built an operation rifle that fires Lego Blocks completely made out of Lego Technics.



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Saddam Hussein's Golden Gun Collection

Colt Infantry Automatic Rifle (IAR)

The Colt IAR is Colt’s entry in the Marine IAR competition for a lightweight automatic rifle to replace the SAW in certain situations. It is an interesting weapon.

Photos by SMGLee. Click to expand

Under the barrel you can see a hefty heatsink. This is used to prevent cook-offs (when the primer of a chambered round is ignited by a hot chamber). It weights 9.5 lbs and has a 16″ barrel.

It looks like the barrel may be be changed by simply removing the bolt you can see just in front of the magazine well.

Surprisingly the rifle/machine gun does not use a gas piston and uses the AR-15/M16 direct gas impingement system.

The above photo does show a Magpul PMAG but the Marines have specified that the IAR must be compatible with 30 USGI magazines, so it is unlikely the military will be adopting PMAGs, even in a limited role with the IAR.

Other IAR entries can operate with either an open bolt, in automatic fire, or closed bolt in semi automatic mode. This allows the accuracy benefits of a closed bolt with the heat reduction and reduced chance of a cook off of a closed bolt. I am not sure if this weapon has this feature.

Colt already have a lightweight automatic rifle, the Colt Automatic Rifle (CAR), which itself may meet the Marines requirements. I do not know if the Colt IAR has anything in common with the CAR, other than the shared AR-15 heritage.

Colt Automatic Rifle

ParaUSA LTC – Gun Blog 9

ParaUSA was kind enough to provide me with a firearm for the duration of the event, a 9mm customized version of their LTC platform. Hit the link to check out the standard version of the gun. The pistols that we had in 9mm were slightly different from the standard version, as you can see. (Note: Click all pictures for the fullsize version.) The flash wiped out the coyote brown finish a little bit in this picture, but the rest of the details of the pistol should be readily apparent. It had a single action trigger, a fiber-optic front sight, adjustable sights on the rear, an ambi-safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger, and of course the cherry on the Sundae of Awesome, a pair of Crimson Trace laser grips.

When I first saw it, I thought to myself “this is a pretty cool heater”, and then I flipped it over and looked at the right side of the gun, which pretty much cemented my decision to purchase right then and there. I mean come on, who wouldn’t want a gun that said “Gun Blog 9″ on the side, right? As to the actual shooting, I had not previously spent a lot of time with the 1911 platform, having maybe put 500 rounds downrange out of 1911s in my entire life, which really isn’t a whole lot. I didn’t have anything against the platform, I thought that it was a fine gun for stuff, it just didn’t fit my needs.

Putting north of 1500 rounds through this gun changed my opinion of 1911s, not because I now think it’s the ultimate weapons platform, but I understand the gun a lot better. I still don’t like grip safeties very much, but I will say that the 1911 grip angle pointed more naturally than any other handgun I’ve ever run; the fact that when I listed to Todd Jarrett and did my part that the Para LTC would come right back on target didn’t hurt either.

I shot more than 1500 rounds of ammo through this gun, and I had exactly 1, count it 1, failure to feed, fire, or eject. The gun was on it’s 700th-ish round, and hadn’t been cleaned and failed to fully chamber a round, a malfunction that was easily fixed by a sharp “whack” to the rear of the slide to seat the bullet. In terms of accuracy, the ParaUSA LTC is far more accurate than I can hold. In fact, once I figured out the Kentucky windage, I was able to easily knock down 8 inch steel plates at 35-40ish yards with the pistol, which was a fun sort of “bang-wait-clang” exercise.

Now, the LTC is designed as a carry gun – as soon as I get my mitts on mine, that’s exactly what’s going to happen to it, is it’s going to end up riding around in a holster with me whenever I put my pants on. I’ll get the adjustable sights lined up for 147 grain hollow points and then we’ll be off to the races with my new gun. It’s light, and even with a full mag will be much, much easier to conceal than my much beloved 92D.

Here’s the part that hurts a bit. I liked the ParaUSA LTC so much that it turned me on to 1911s, and after spending 12 hours in a car with Tamara, I’m now equipped to make a smart decision on what kind of pistol to buy as a starting point to my .45 ACP 1911…which will end up getting used in Custom Defensive Pistol in IDPA and Single Stack Classic in USPSA.

If you were wondering how I felt about the Para LTC – Gun Blog edition, I loved mine. I’m (of course), going to buy it, and can’t wait to get the FFL and all that other stuff squared away so I can get it in my hot little hands. If you’re looking for a Commander sized 1911 but don’t want the whack and roll of a .45, think Para LTC. Seriously, this was a fantastic gun. If you don’t believe me, check out the video Sebastian posted. I’m the only one with an LTC in the video, and you can see it in action at around 2:37 mark. That’s six steel plates, and we had to shoot them in the order 1,6,2,3,4,5. The gun was so fast back on target that I nailed them in about 4 seconds with no misses. My LTC is going to be used as carry gun, and an IDPA and steel gun, and I can’t wait for my first match.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: M84 Stun Grenade

Specifications and Features:
Can be thrown, or rolled.
Fuse Length: 1-2 seconds.
Filler: 4.5g of Magnesium Mixture
Capabilities: Generates blinding flash and sound effects.


Everyone please have a graet weekend.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Break Video - Cool Rubber Band Gatling Gun

Cool Rubber Band Gatling Gun - Watch more Funny Videos

I have reached my maximum for all categories on my Facebook Page. I cannot add any Groups. Pages. Fans, or Friends. This weekend I will create a new page and post it here. It will either be a Fan Page or a Group Page.

Video: Tank Hit

I wouldn't want to be in that tank.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: 1903 Springfield U.S. Army Infantry Rifle

Specifications:
Type: Bolt Action.
Country of Origin: The United States of America (USA).
Caliber: 30,06 (7.62 x 63mm).
Capacity: 5-Rounds.
Muzzle Velocity: Approximately 2,700 fps.
Rate of Fire: 10 Rounds Per Minute.
Gained famed in 1918 in the famous battle of Belleau Woods.
U.S. Marines were able to stop enemy forces on counter attack at 700 to 800 yards.
Era: World War 1 through the Korean War.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Accessorize your Shotgun with Tacstar Products

See a complete line of products at tacstar's website at:
http://www.tacstar.com




I will resume my postings on Facebook and Twitter Today, sorry for the delay.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Gun Purses

This is interesting. You can see more styles and options at their website:
http://mygunpurses.com/default.aspx



I hope everyone had a great weekend.
I finally got my basement squared away from the flooding, I lost a lot of stuff.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: McAirrow la Belgique Muzzle Loader Black Powder Pistol

Made from a Belgian black powder muzzle loader pistol in the original caliber .32 the pistol now fires .177 caliber in a circle of 3 centimeters at 25 yards. The brown system has a "wrong" barrel. The stock is a wood reddish walnut. Manufactured in December 2001.